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Because this is a scientific forum, and you have claimed this, I have taken this as a claim, that is based on scientic provable facts. Quote:
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My intention here is, to illuminate the background of the myths of the bible from it's spiritual meaning containing the astrological symbols of 'twelve spiritual houses of Israel', and a lot of more symbols unknown to the public. I have not seen here in this forum one response, that has acknowledged one of my arguments or demanded answers. I have not started this thread with my name in the subject. Strange practice. Volker |
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Folks, I deeply admire your patience with volker. I've gone almost insane reading the thread.
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Evans, B. Bias in Human Reasoning: Causes and Consequences (Psychology Press, 1990). Gilovich, Thomas. How We Know What Isn't' So: The Fallibility of Human Reason in Everyday Life (New York: The Free Press, 1993). Gould, Stephen Jay. The Flamingo's Smile (New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1987). Specifically speaking, the subjective validation I refer to is known as the Forer effect. Working in astrology, I am quite sure you are familiar with this. If you are not, then you should be. Here are some sources for you: Dickson, D.H. and I.W. Kelly. "The 'Barnum Effect' in Personality Assessment: A Review of the Literature," Psychological Reports, 1985, 57, 367-382 Forer, B.R.. (1949) "The Fallacy of Personal Validation: A classroom Demonstration of Gullibility," Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 44, 118-121. Thiriart, P. (1991). "Acceptance of personality test results," Skeptical Inquirer, 15,116-165. Quote:
How do you establish correlation and why does the "blind part" come in? I'm afraid I don't follow you completely. Or do you have someone enter their personality information and it produces a birthdate and time? Quote:
Let's open that up to members - do we have someone here willing to engage this process? Quote:
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Anyway, I would not be sruprised of a connection between astrology and the 12 tribes, but that topic is neither here nor there with regards to the accuracy, validity and utility of astrology. Quote:
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